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On this May 17th, 2025, we remember.

On this day in 1929, the first ever Academy Awards ceremony was held in Hollywood,

honoring excellence in the film industry,

and setting the stage for what would become one of the most anticipated annual events in entertainment.

Turning to Breaking News.

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At least 21 people have died after powerful storms and tornadoes struck Kentucky and Missouri.

Here's Sarah Wheaton with more.

Kentucky alone reports 14 fatalities, confirmed by Governor Andy Beshear.

The devastation continues as emergency crews respond to widespread damage.

Authorities warn that severe weather will persist across North Texas and the Southern Plains throughout Saturday,

urging residents to stay alert and take immediate safety precautions.

This deadly outbreak underscores the urgent threat posed by severe weather in the region.

Stay tuned for updates as the situation develops.

And NC News, I'm Sarah Wheaton.

Sixteen people have died as powerful tornadoes ripped through Kentucky and Missouri over Friday and Saturday.

leaving thousands of buildings damaged or destroyed.

NNC's Sarah Wheaton reports.

Emergency services are responding to widespread devastation,

with communities assessing the full scale of the destruction.

Authorities warn that recovery efforts will be extensive,

urging residents to stay alert for ongoing severe weather.

The impact of these storms marks one of the deadliest outbreaks in the region this year.

This is Sarah Wheaton for Neural Newscast.

Now for the latest on the political front.

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A newly released 2023 audio recording by Axios has intensified the debate over President Biden's fitness for office.

Here's Cassandra Joyce with more.

This disclosure follows a series of recent revelations that have sparked internal conflict among Democrats regarding their management of the issue.

The recording adds fuel to growing questions about transparency and leadership within the party,

highlighting deeper divisions as they grapple with political and public scrutiny.

The impact of these developments continues to unfold in the national conversation.

For Neural Newscast, I'm Cassandra Joyce.

The Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court to block a federal judge's order

halting the largest phase of its government downsizing plan.

Here's Cassandra Joyce with more.

The ruling prevents dozens of federal agencies from proceeding with mass layoffs intended to reduce the federal workforce.

This legal challenge highlights the administration's push to reshape government operations amid judicial resistance,

raising critical questions about the balance of executive power and the limits of federal workforce reductions during this period of political transition.

Cassandra Joyce reporting.

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House Democrat Representative Al Green has formally filed articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, labeling him authoritarian.

Green, previously removed from Trump's joint session of Congress address, argues the president's conduct warrants removal.

While the move highlights ongoing partisan tensions, it faces significant hurdles in a divided Congress.

This latest effort underscores the persistent challenges in holding a sitting president accountable amid deep political polarization.

In NC News, I'm Cassandra Joyce.

UK Foreign Secretary David Lemmy has revealed that the UK and US are collaborating to maintain

a lasting ceasefire and promote dialogue between India and Pakistan.

Lemise visit to Pakistan underscores efforts to support durable peace in the region.

Meanwhile, top diplomats from Britain and Pakistan continue discussions amid ongoing tensions

between Islamabad and Delhi, aiming to foster stability and peaceful relations in South Asia.

Russia reportedly demanded that Kiev withdraw its troops before agreeing to a ceasefire,

according to a Ukrainian source cited by Reuters.

The Kremlin has also referenced past wars, warning of a prolonged conflict in Ukraine.

Recent peace talks ended abruptly, with Ukraine's allies rejecting Russia's conditions as unacceptable.

Meanwhile, Moscow has set specific terms for any potential meeting between President's Putin and Zelensky, signaling ongoing challenges to diplomatic progress.

Neural newscasts Monica Kellyn.

Recent U.S. trade negotiations reveal a complex picture of Donald Trump's approach to the global economy, especially regarding China.

His deals portray China simultaneously as a rival and a valuable partner,

creating mixed signals about American trade policy.

This dual stance highlights the contradictions in Trump's vision,

balancing confrontation with cooperation as the U.S. navigates its economic relationship

with one of the world's largest markets.

The idea of building a thriving economy on the moon is gaining attention,

but it remains a significant challenge.

Experts suggest that establishing a sustainable lunar economy will require innovative approaches,

including resource extraction, manufacturing, and possibly tourism.

While the concept is still in its early stages, ongoing research and technological advances

offer potential pathways to support future economic activities beyond Earth's surface.

For Neural Newscast, I'm Ethan Wells.

Huawei's Madexte is a stunning trifled phone showcasing impressive tech innovation,

but it's not for buyers. Priced near $4,000, limited to 4G, and lacking native Google App support,

it's only available in select countries, not the US or Europe. Durability concerns add to the hesitation.

More than a device, it's Huawei's bold statement of capability, a gadget to admire online rather than own.

Kara Swift reporting

Looking to stay motivated on your health journey?

CNET's top smart scales for 2025 offer more than just weight tracking.

They provide insights to support your goals.

Experts advise placing your scale on a hard, flat surface and weighing yourself at the same time daily for the most accurate readings.

With the right sale and smart habits, you can confidently monitor your progress in stay inspired every step of the way.

Laura Navarro reporting.

A new study reveals that current AI models struggle to understand basic concepts of time,

such as reading calendars or telling time accurately.

Despite their advanced language abilities, these systems lack true temporal reasoning,

limiting their usefulness in tasks involving dates and schedules.

Researchers suggest this gap highlights the need for improved training methods to help AI better grasp time-related information in real-world applications.

For Neural Newscast, I'm Nathaniel Cohen.

A severe weather alert has been issued.

Warning of potential hail, strong winds, and tornado threats in affected areas.

Residents are advised to stay informed through local weather updates and take necessary precautions to ensure safety.

Emergency services are on standby to respond to any incidents.

Stay alert and prepared as conditions may change rapidly throughout the day.

This is Samuel Green for Neural Newscast.

Ahead of an unofficial Celtic title celebration,

thousands of supporters are expected to gather in Glasgow's Merchant City and Trongate areas.

In preparation, city officials have dismantled bus shelters in these locations to manage crowds

and ensure safety during the anticipated large-scale gathering.

Authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.

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Marvel's Iron Heart premieres on Disney Plus June 24th with a three-episode launch.

Dominique Thorne returns as genius inventor Riri Williams.

Facing off against Anthony Ramos mystical villain, The Hood, set after Black Panther.

Wakanda Forever, the series blends tech and magic in a fresh MCU showdown.

Get ready for a thrilling new hero's journey.

This is Lydia Holmes, NNC.

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